Hyderabad: The dose of booster drive in Telangana must go without obstacles because new data shows the state private hospital has purchased the third highest number of doses – 51.6 lakh – only trailing Maharashtra and Karnataka in the country.
In other interesting trends, Telangana – with only 66,000 doses were wasted from 4.5 doses of the managed crore – ranked between the top four in terms of the low number of doses wasted.
According to experts, although a little doubt and negligence in parts of a very small population, these two trends indicate that regular citizens will be interested in receiving a booster dose.
“There is a good public-private partnership in the state.
With Hyderabad being the center of a private hospital, it is assumed that high procurement by private hospitals will run far in fighting Covid-19,” said Dr.
Subodh Kandmutan, Director of Health Management Center, College Staff Administrative (ASCI).
Telangana follows Maharashtra (1.5 dose of crore) and Karnataka (57.43 lakh doses) with most Covid-19 vaccines purchased by private hospitals in mid-December this year.
Telangana surpassed Delhi (30.98 lakh) in the case of procuring a dose of private hospitals.
Sources in private hospitals say while guidelines about the dose of preventive measures will be released, even if there is a high demand, the dose will be available in the state and those who can afford it will be able to take it without having to worry about availability.
Telangana private hospital has bought a dose of 51.3L
